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The best-priced RTX Spark for your workload.

Filter the registry by form factor, unified memory, budget and primary workload. Ranking re-weights SCS / ARS / TLS based on what you pick.

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Matching RTX Spark devices

How to choose an RTX Spark machine

Start with memory, not price. Unified memory decides which AI models fit, and it is soldered on every Grace-Blackwell system, so you cannot add more later. Then pick a form factor: a laptop if you need to carry it, a DGX Spark desktop if you want the most memory per dollar or plan to run agents around the clock.

MemoryComfortable model sizeGood for
32 GB7–14B modelsCoding help, chat, light agents
64 GBUp to ~34B, or 70B tightlySerious coding, multi-agent workflows
128 GB70B with long context, ~120B at 4-bitLarge models, 24/7 agent hosts

What the scores mean

  • SCS — raw AI and compute capability.
  • ARS — how well it hosts agents for hours: thermals, stability, battery.
  • TLS — firmware update cadence, security and OEM support record.
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